Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick
Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick, Esqs., are the dynamic founders of World Footprints, an award-winning publisher of socially impactful travel content that explores the profound human connections made through travel. As hosts of the multi-award-winning World Footprints podcast, they have engaged with luminaries such as Maya Angelou, Ernest Green, Ken Burns, Cat Cora and Rick Steves. In addition to World Footprints, Ian and Tonya have written for prominent publications including AAA World, DETOUR, Miami Herald, The Lens, and Island Soul. Globetrotting as travel ambassadors and public speakers, the Fitzpatricks have been recognized as Black Travel Journalists of the Year by the Black Travel Summit.
Articles by Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick
We had an amazing time at this year's Reno River Festival, soaking in all the vibrant activities and attractions this great town has to offer. From its beautiful riverfront and the thrilling National Automobile Museum to the stunning landscapes and one of the BEST culinary scenes in the world, Reno truly has it all.
During our coverage of the Olympic Games in Vancouver in 2010, we were treated to an evening of Russian hospitality and a fascinating glimpse into the vision for the Sochi 2014 Olympics. This special event gave us a preview of what Russia had in store for visitors to Sochi, showcasing their plans for a spectacular and memorable Olympic experience.
Join the World Footprints crew as we embark on an unforgettable adventure aboard the UnCruise yacht (formerly known as American Safari), taking us up close to the stunning Alaskan wilderness. This unique journey allowed us to experience Alaska like never before, with the small yacht and skiffs providing intimate access to remote areas and incredible wildlife.
St. Louis, Missouri, known for its iconic Gateway Arch, has a rich history that dates back to its founding in 1764. The city played a crucial role in westward expansion and has been a cultural and economic hub ever since. Our trip showcases some of the city's most famous landmarks, vibrant neighborhoods, and delicious cuisine.
The Changing of the Guards at Parliament Hill in Ottawa is a time-honored tradition that captivates visitors daily at 10:30 a.m. This 30-minute ceremony is a grand display of precision, discipline, and Canadian heritage, reflecting the deep-rooted customs of the nation's military history.
